Girard College - Corinthian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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WILLIAM MAURICE DOUGHERTY (DOC) 332 5 N. Maschcr Street Philadelphia 40, Pa. General and Printing Band, Swing Band, Glee Club Rhythm was Doc ' s middle name. This he showed in his love of classical, popular . all types of mus.c. He possessed a high degree of talent with percussion instruments’ = demonstrated it at the many social affairs and informal gatherings. ROBERT TAYLOR EDGERTON (BOB) 49 Miner Street Hudson, Pa. General and Stenographic Band, Glee Club, Photography Club Bob had an excellent singing voice which made him a valued member of the Glee Club. He was also our expert in the cha-cha. JAMES JOSEPH EVANS (CHIEF) 1111 Lakeview Drive Lansdale, Pa. General and Pattern Corinthian, Photography Club, WGC Evidence of Chief’s fine work can be seen throughout this year’s Corinthian many pictures he took of the campus and students. Naturally, he served a president of the Photography Club. the I n the ipable RICHARD CARL FIORE (RICH) 434 Lombard Street New Haven, Connecticut Academic and Printing Girardian, Corinthian, World Affairs Council, Wrestling, Glee Club, Student Center, Echelon We shall remember Rich first for his devoted interest in chemistry, then for his part in the school publications, in the Student Center, in wrestling, and in the Echelon. With this spread of interests he should find life exciting. 22 K

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MARIO ANTHONY DeMARCO (MARIO) 2121 Vi ' . Passyunk Avenue Philadelphia 4V. Pa. Acodemic and Drafting Bond, Glee Club, Photography Club Mario ' s interests were varied. He could name on sight any airplane. His interest in music Ic ' d to his being a lieutenant in the Band. He contributed his skill in photography by taking pictures for the Girard News. CHARLES RANDOLPH DOOLEY (CHUCK) 3032 McKinley Street Philadelphia 49, Pa. General and Electrical Girard News, Fencing, Glee Club, National Honor Society, Echelon distinguished as the captain of the fencing team for two years of very Chuck successful competition. He s also honored with election to the National Honor Society. WALTER WHITMAN DORSEY III (WALT) 6001 Reach Street Philadelphia 11, Pa. Academic and Printing Basketball, Baseball, WGC, Girard News, World Affairs Council As manager of the basketball and baseball squads, Vi ' alt showed spirit apd ability i helping our teams. It was often his presence that gave that extra little lift that wa needed to win a game or to make a dull moment pleasant. JOSEPH CHARLES DOUGHERTY ( 12 59 S. 27th Street Philadelphia 46, Pa. General and Carpentry Wrestling, Glee Club, Dramatic Club, WGC, Echelon The slap of the mat, the sound of the whistle, and the background for Doc’s prowess in wrestling. He w; of the crowd were the prominent thespian. 4 21

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DAVID BRIAN FIRLIEN (FUZZ) ’ 1 Crystle Road Green RidKe, Chester, Pa. Academic and Electrical Glee Club, Echelon, Soccer I ' uzz wo one of the smaller members of the class. Tenacious and determined he displayed a will to win in whatever he did, particularly on the soccer field. JEROME JOSEPH FOLEY iJERi 2060 Scattergood Street Philadelphia, Pa. General ond Clerical Jer was one of our best tall story tellers who was often the center of attraction with his wild and wooley yarns. In the Rifle Club he attained the rank of sharpshooter. MAC JAMES GAMBLE (MAC) 1217 Greenwich Street Reading, Pa. General and Electrical Girard News, Girardian, WGC, Echelon Mac was characterized by his stacatto laugh and by his fine 1 very friendly personality, and he won many a girl’ dancer envied by his classmates while i put to good use in the Girard News. clothes. He had eye by his charm. He was an agile the dance floor. Much of his humor was WILLIAM PERCIVAL GILLIAM (GILL) 432 N. Glassboro Road Woodbury Heights, New Jersey General and Clerical Fencing, Echelon, WGC, Rifle Club Gill’s interest in sports led him to be our final authority on factual matters i nearly all sports. He was a dependable classmate — ready when needed. 25 h